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ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
DEADB3AT are a Yorkshire pop-punk band built for big hooks and bigger sing-alongs.
Fuelled by the punch of early Blink-182 and the bite of The Offspring, their sound is fast, loud, and unapologetically fun.
Every track is stacked with sharp guitars, driving drums, and choruses that stick immediately.
They don’t overcomplicate it — they hit hard, move fast, and leave you wanting another run-through.
Venue Spotlight
Rising from the shell of the old Plug, Network is Sheffield’s heavyweight club and live-music hybrid. With three rooms (1,000, 500, and 150 capacity), it’s built for versatility – from chart tours and tribute nights to hard-hitting metal shows and raves. High-end sound, sharp lighting, and industrial grit make it a favourite for promoters chasing scale without losing atmosphere.
keep the scene alive
Live music doesn’t run on luck. It survives because people turn up.
When you buy a ticket, grab a T-shirt, or walk into a venue, you’re directly helping bands keep going and venues keep their doors open. Without that support, shows stop happening and scenes quietly disappear.
South Yorkshire’s music scene has always been built on hard work and passion. From back rooms and pubs to packed-out halls, every gig counts. Supporting local bands isn’t a favour, it’s how new music gets made and new artists get a chance.
Venues give bands a place to grow. Bands give venues a reason to exist. The crowd is what makes it all work.
So keep turning up, keep making noise, and keep the scene alive.
